Recommended by Kate Danley

  • Kate Danley: Rinse & F**%ing Repeat

    What a great monologue! It is the silent scream we are all shouting. The quiet voice that every once in awhile pops up its head and says, "Unplug! You're missing your life!" This is a fun, visceral reminder that, yes, we do have the power to interrupt the grind.

    What a great monologue! It is the silent scream we are all shouting. The quiet voice that every once in awhile pops up its head and says, "Unplug! You're missing your life!" This is a fun, visceral reminder that, yes, we do have the power to interrupt the grind.

  • Kate Danley: Converting the Savages

    With shades of Beckett, Stoppard, and a soupcon of Ubi Roi for flavor, this play is a theatre lover's dream. So smart, so witty, and full of such painful truth about theatre. Standing ovation! Of you're looking for an alternative to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead or Waiting for Godot, this is your play.

    With shades of Beckett, Stoppard, and a soupcon of Ubi Roi for flavor, this play is a theatre lover's dream. So smart, so witty, and full of such painful truth about theatre. Standing ovation! Of you're looking for an alternative to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead or Waiting for Godot, this is your play.

  • Kate Danley: Funnie: The Most Lamentable Comedie of Jane the Foole

    Screamingly, HOWLINGLY funny!! It's a razer-sharp, biting satire that keeps you laughing the whole time. The biggest crime of our era is that this play is not being produced everywhere. If you have a classical theatre, program this show immediately! If you've ever heard the phrase "Women aren't funny," program this show immediately! If you have hilarious actresses in your life who are losing hope, program this show immediately. Brilliant!

    Screamingly, HOWLINGLY funny!! It's a razer-sharp, biting satire that keeps you laughing the whole time. The biggest crime of our era is that this play is not being produced everywhere. If you have a classical theatre, program this show immediately! If you've ever heard the phrase "Women aren't funny," program this show immediately! If you have hilarious actresses in your life who are losing hope, program this show immediately. Brilliant!

  • Kate Danley: The Widow of Tom's Hill

    A haunting script filled with atmospheric tension and mystery. Aleks paints this world so vividly, you can almost hear the sea and taste the fog. It's a love story and a ghost story and an apocalyptic tale from a century ago. Perfect fall fare!

    A haunting script filled with atmospheric tension and mystery. Aleks paints this world so vividly, you can almost hear the sea and taste the fog. It's a love story and a ghost story and an apocalyptic tale from a century ago. Perfect fall fare!

  • Kate Danley: Dried Cherries: A Sequel to The Cherry Orchard

    An absolute scream! (While also tackling some big topics.) If you have a classical theatre, add this to your season. It's Chekhov with guest appearances by some of Shakespeare's clowns! This play is filled with so many delightful references. It absolutely tickled me, and I think it would bring both guffaws of laughter and thoughtful appreciation from classical theatre fans.

    An absolute scream! (While also tackling some big topics.) If you have a classical theatre, add this to your season. It's Chekhov with guest appearances by some of Shakespeare's clowns! This play is filled with so many delightful references. It absolutely tickled me, and I think it would bring both guffaws of laughter and thoughtful appreciation from classical theatre fans.

  • Kate Danley: Prompt 16

    Oh man... for a one-minute short, this sure hits the struggles we face as playwrights hard. (And HILARIOUSLY.) I know prompts and themes from soliciting theatres are supposed to be fun and align us with their mission, but sometimes it really feels like this play. Well done! And I hope that this makes it into a ton of one-minute play festivals.

    Oh man... for a one-minute short, this sure hits the struggles we face as playwrights hard. (And HILARIOUSLY.) I know prompts and themes from soliciting theatres are supposed to be fun and align us with their mission, but sometimes it really feels like this play. Well done! And I hope that this makes it into a ton of one-minute play festivals.

  • Kate Danley: My Miniature Horses

    A hilarious spoof of a kids' TV show! It gives a gentle ribbing to all the "educational" content in kids' cartoons. Your audience will be chomping at the bit to see this one. A total crowd pleaser!

    A hilarious spoof of a kids' TV show! It gives a gentle ribbing to all the "educational" content in kids' cartoons. Your audience will be chomping at the bit to see this one. A total crowd pleaser!

  • Kate Danley: Benjamin Beater: The Tale of the Wrinkly Baby’s Sixth Cousin Nine Times Removed

    When the movie Benjamin Button came out, no one really thought to ask what it was like in the delivery room for the mom to give birth to a fully grown old man... until now. You'll never look at that story the same. In the spirit of Durang, this is a wickedly funny comedy!

    When the movie Benjamin Button came out, no one really thought to ask what it was like in the delivery room for the mom to give birth to a fully grown old man... until now. You'll never look at that story the same. In the spirit of Durang, this is a wickedly funny comedy!

  • Kate Danley: A Very Special Hanukkah Special (a ten minute play)

    An absolutely HILARIOUS short about Hanukkah! Great characters! Great jokes! And most of all, huge heart. Pick this one up for your theatre's holiday show!

    An absolutely HILARIOUS short about Hanukkah! Great characters! Great jokes! And most of all, huge heart. Pick this one up for your theatre's holiday show!

  • Kate Danley: Blood & Blackberries

    This anti-fairy tale is rich with the dark spirit of Grimm's Fairy Tales. It isn't a happily ever after. In fact, like the Grimms, it is a story about what terrible things can happen when you go out into the woods. Or, in this case, blackberry picking.

    This anti-fairy tale is rich with the dark spirit of Grimm's Fairy Tales. It isn't a happily ever after. In fact, like the Grimms, it is a story about what terrible things can happen when you go out into the woods. Or, in this case, blackberry picking.